With regard to forms of technical cooperation, UNCTAD's technical cooperation will include, among others: Exchanges of development experiences; South/South cooperation and technical cooperation among developing countries (TCDC); National case studies and thematic studies on particular development issues as part of the secretariat's work programme and as a contribution to intergovernmental and expert deliberations; Policy reviews in the areas of development, trade, investment and science, technology and innovation, and assessments of the efficiency of trade supporting services; Advisory services at the country, subregional and regional level; UNCTAD-wide integrated country-level activities for selected countries, within the context of country-level coordination, in particular for least developed countries; these should also contribute to policy dialogues at World Bank consultative groups and UNDP round tables; Support for human resources and institution-building, including the development of tool kits (e.g. software and manuals on best practices) and advice and training on their application and utilization by beneficiary countries; Training activities encompassing both structured HRD programmes that seek to strengthen local training and research capacities, as well as ad hoc training workshops and familiarization seminars; and Dissemination of information on trade, investment and related matters from UNCTAD databases to developing countries, for use by Governments or civil society.
f) Actividades integradas por países a nivel de toda la UNCTAD para países seleccionados, en el contexto de la coordinación por países, especialmente para países menos adelantados; deberán también contribuir a los diálogos de política en los grupos consultivos del Banco Mundial y en las mesas redondas del PNUD;